The Facinating Sasha Prood Watercolor Typography Paintings
Katie Cordrey — May 17, 2010 — Art & Design
References: sashaprood & behance.net
The Sasha Prood 'Watercolor Typography' series consists of watercolor paintings of hand-drawn fonts and lettering styles. Prood is a graduate of the Carnegie Mellon University School of Design and holds a BFA in Communication Design.
Using watercolors to illuminate lettering, Prood mixes the concrete aspect of mechanical fontography with the artful nature of watercolor paints. The paintings are both interesting and beautiful.
Be sure to check out the Sasha Prood 'Watercolor Typography' series in the gallery above for a glimpse into her artwork.
Using watercolors to illuminate lettering, Prood mixes the concrete aspect of mechanical fontography with the artful nature of watercolor paints. The paintings are both interesting and beautiful.
Be sure to check out the Sasha Prood 'Watercolor Typography' series in the gallery above for a glimpse into her artwork.
Trend Themes
1. Watercolor Typography - There is a growing trend of using watercolor paints to create unique and artistic fonts and lettering styles, offering opportunities for artists and designers to explore new creative avenues.
2. Hand-drawn Fonts - The use of hand-drawn fonts in design and communication is becoming popular, providing opportunities for artists and designers to create personalized and authentic visual experiences.
3. Artistic Expression in Design - There is a trend towards incorporating artistic elements, such as watercolor paintings, into design practices, opening up innovative possibilities for designers to infuse creativity and emotion into their work.
Industry Implications
1. Graphic Design - The graphic design industry can benefit from the trend of watercolor typography by incorporating unique and visually captivating fonts in various design projects, from branding to advertising.
2. Art Supplies - The art supplies industry has an opportunity to cater to the growing demand for watercolor paints and hand-drawn tools used in creating artistic fonts and lettering styles.
3. Education - The education industry can seize the disruptive innovation opportunity by incorporating watercolor typography and hand-drawn fonts into design and arts curriculum, to foster creative expression and experimentation among students.
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